Exact topic will be announced here. Lama Walli.

The combined practice of opening up to blessing and of shinay, "calm abiding", is a mainstay in our tradition. During this weekend, we will practice and explore the precious short Guru Yoga written by the 16th Gyalwa Karmapa, Rangjung Rigpa'i Dorje. We will also learn how to naturally settle our minds with this practice. Lama Read More

In this weekend we will look together at what it takes for mind training and what misunderstandings are to be avoided. We will also continue with the explanations on the 7-point mind training that we started in April. Newcomers are welcome to join. A weekend with teachings, questions & exchange and group practice with Lama Read More

Lama Walli & Lama Chris.  Details to be announced here.

All of the Buddhist Path is based on these three aspects. They are deeply interconnected and reinforce each other. Ethical conduct forms the necessary basis for developing a stable and quiet mind. Because of this stable, quiet mind more and more clarity appears, which gives rise to the wisdom aspect of the mind. This topic Read More

Lama Chris. Language: German. Details to be announced.

Lama Walli.  Details to be announced

Attachment, anger, envy, pride and mental blindness accompany us our whole lives. They condition our perception as well as the actions that result from that.  When we let them play out, completely unpredictable emotional entanglements will result. When we try to suppress them they pile up and occupy our mind. Both approaches are not helpful Read More

This year the Lamas will continue transmitting the Lojong or Mahayana Mind Training in Seven Points, following the commentary of Shamar Rinpoche. The development of Bodhicitta is the vital point of the entire Buddhist Path: dissolving the delusion of self-centeredness. This text addresses both relative and absolute Bodhicitta. The more we engage with this teaching, Read More

Meditation is the process of becoming aware. Normally, we have no understanding of how our minds function. That is to say, we hold our projections, that are based on thoughts and emotions, to be reality. Meditation is a gradual process in which we first learn to be wholly present and mindful with whatever is happening Read More